Film Friday: Amber and Jake SLC Temple Wedding

I couldn't stop smiling during this entire film. I love it.
Anna Gleave Photography, thank you brightening my day!

May everyone be this blissfully happy (and silly) on their wedding day.

Draper Utah LDS Temple Wedding : Taryn and Nick

With bright oranges and popping blues its difficult to resist this whimsically perfect wedding by Wish Photography.

I love Taryn's peek-a-boo back dress, their CHOCLATE wedding cake and the adoreableness of their first look. 

Salt Lake City, Utah LDS Temple Wedding: Amber and Matt

Today's SLC Temple wedding, captured to perfection by Kimbry Studios, is elegant and classic. 
I adore the lacy ivory dress, the cathedral veil and Amber's subdued but stunning low bun hair. 

The ring ceremony and reception, held at at Heritage Gardens, needed few additions to the already stunning venue. I love the Violins, the olive detail, the creme brulee and I adore those ring shots.

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Gordon and Carole : Salt Lake City Wedding Film

Ryan Hinman Films NEVER disappoints.
This beautiful wedding film is no exception.
It. Is. Beauty-Full.

Ryan calls it "grounded in reality".
That's perfect.
It isn't grandiose or theatrical. Its their wedding day. In all its blissful glory

Sara and Trey: Bountiful Utah Temple Wedding

Sara and Trey wanted to have a casual, backyard wedding with details hinting at their dream of living in Hawaii. That translated into bright colors, a seashell wedding cake, a barefoot bride & groom, and sherbet served in pineapple bowls!

LOVE Sara's dress.
(read her thoughts about it at the end of the post)

by simply adding fabric in your wedding colors to chairs in a back yard (or cultural hall) wedding, you
tie the theme in and brighten up your reception.

Love these bridals!

Hello sea shell cake!

I adore bride and groom dancing images. Look what fun they're having!

A smokey, sparkler exit.

From the bride
"I saved a ton on my dress! I got married in a different dress than my actual wedding dress—one that I still wear when I go to an LDS temple, which reminds me of the day I got married each time I put it on. This allowed me to think of my actual wedding dress as more of a party dress, so I rented it! I was able to get the perfect dress that would have been way over my budget otherwise. I totally recommend it!" 

-The Vendor line up-
*Temple: Bountiful Utah
*Venue: Backyard
*Florist: Julie Barlow
*Bakery: Michelle Taggart
*Photography: Kristin Brown Photography
*Gown: Gowns by Pamela

Kelsey and JK : St. George Utah Temple Wedding

Kelsey and JK's beautiful St. George wedding was submitted to us by Flourish Photography.

And we are so thankful because this wedding is full of fun details!

What a beautiful and unique way to capture the couple and the Temple!

Paper parasols add a soft femininity to any shot! 

Check out this bouquet! Those lilies are to die for.

That fabric ring and Kelsey's colorful nails add more great details and personality to her wedding attire.

Such fun!

Riding off into the sunset on her own skateboard? Thats my kinda bride.

I love this photo scene AND her birdcage veil. 

Nice whimsical way to point your guests in the right direction

Cotton candy table? Yes please!

Chalk board in painted frames make the PERFECT menu! 

Make your own ice cream sandwiches! 

suitcases are another fabulous detail.
Put framed images and flowers in them like Kelsey has
or leave them open for cards, gifts or to collect "bon voyage" cards for your honeymoon!

Sign in table  set up. I love the door, typewriter and askew images. 

I adore this type of sign in book! Year book style and great way to feature your engagement session images.

-The Vendor line up-

Caterer: Marvelous catering 

Event Designer: Forevermore Events 

Dress Store: The Perfect Dress 

Cake Designer: Icing Cakes By Design 

DJ: Festival Sounds 

Photo Booth Equipment: Flourish Photography 

Event Venue: The Garden at Tonaquint Park

Lauralee and Jason: Houston Texas Temple Wedding

This adorable couple was sealed in the Houston, Texas Temple, and like so many other LDS brides and grooms, they couldn't have all their friends and family attend, so they went the extra mile to make their reception personal and fun. These two have an amazing an unique style that I absolutely love! Images were submitted by Love Caryn Photography.

Lauralee's style can be seen in every detail of her wedding. They tried to stay away from things that were too traditional or "over-worked" and went with a vintage garden theme, which turned out beautifully. Even down to her headband and beautiful necklace, she is unique and stunning.

The men in vests with colored shirts and ties looks fantastic! Who said there aren't very many ways to dress the groomsmen? Your traditional tux is nice, but there are so many other options!

I can't say enough positive things about this bride's choice of accessories for her bridesmaids. The dresses are beautiful and simple--which will make for great dresses after the wedding--and the clutch purses and golden shoes are so classy! Not to mention the beautiful lace jackets Lauralee picked out. The ladies look fantastic from top to bottom!

What a colorful and bold location for bridals!

Yummy, adorable, and in matching colors, these candy dispensers are perfect for this couple's reception!

The bride and groom had Carrabba's cater their reception, the bride's favorite Italian food in Texas.

How adorable and beautiful is this table? It matches the garden down to the very last detail. The fancy framed chalk boards are such a wonderful idea!

For dessert, the couple provided the ingredients and the recipe for some delicious treats.

These "I Spy" cards were left for every guest on their plate. What a wonderful way to hear from all of your guests in a way that's convenient for them and will make for wonderful keepsakes.

The decorations and flowers at this reception were all down by the bride and her sisters! They are amazing!

The couple had these adorable signs directing guests to the different parts of the reception. What a gorgeous location!

A great way to match your foods to your colors at the recpetion is to buy candies wrapped in your colors or candies that come in your colors like this rock candy. It's beautiful and probably quite tasty too.

The cakes were all made by the bride's mother, who got her inspriation from Nothing Bundt Cakes.

Such gorgeous vintage pieces!

I haven't seen a View Master since I was about seven! What an incredibly cute idea! The couple had these custom made for their reception.

Love the lace table runner. Details like that really make a difference.

There was a claw machine at the reception! So creative and it was a huge hit too!

What an adorable way to collect cards! It matches the vintage look of the whole reception.

Lauralee tried to give her reception a "Secret Garden" feel. She definitely succeeded. This is such a picturesque scene with the vintage couch and beautiful garden setting.

What an amazing picture! I love the colors of the flowers and the fact that even the ring picture has an intimate, vintage feel to it, just like the whole reception.

A few words from the bride:
"[My favorite part of our reception was] the creative extras we included to make it personal. We had a claw-machine (grab) game, which was one of my favorite things from my childhood. People got really into playing and it was a huge hit at the reception. We also had a s'mores bar since my husband and I both love s'mores and a candy bar which featured vintage 25 cent turn-knob candy machines. The smallest but one of my favorite details was the custom ViewMasters that we had made which had pictures of us inside for guests to play with!"


-The Vendor line up-
*Temple: Houston, TX
*Venue: River Oaks Garden Club
*Florist: DIY (the bride and her sisters)
*Bakery: DIY (bride's mother as inspired by Nothing Bundt Cakes)
*Photography: LoveCaryn Photography
*Paper Goods: All designed by bride's sister Tiffany Young
*Gown: David's Bridal with flutter sleeves added in alterations
*DJ: DJ Marc
*Decor: DIY
*Food: Carrabbas